PantherPride

thanks very much. she is pending disqualification- so might wait it out - so they might ask her to be tested?- which is fine but concerned they will just dq her and not ask for tests- crazy this process

wondering if you can identify the consultant you used

She has an LOA, nomination and recruited for swimming. Not sure if have to wait for waiver or can we have her tested and try to do before waive process which we know nothing about- any suggestion very much appreciated!!

costochondritist is muscular caused usually by trauma or overuse or unknown reasons and produces chest pain as the lining around lungs is inflamed ( which naturally an effect breathing) - costo is a condition that is temporary as was hers and went away four years ago , never reoccurred and is not in any related to asthma.

Four years ago my daughter had costochondritis and before it was diagnosed by the orthopedist as exactly that, we took her everywhere to find out cause of chest pain , the pulmonologist referred to it as bronchial spasms which Navy seems to equate with asthma which she has never had. We would like to prove she does not have asthma-

Needing help on NROTC with Marine Corps option Scholarship for my Son. We are now in the Appeal process for BuMerb and could use advice